
Swedish Biodiversity Symposium, 21 - 23 October 2025
Welcome to Sweden's first Swedish Biodiversity Symposium - an interdisciplinary conference where experts and stakeholders in biodiversity come together to promote positive developments in the field.
About Swedish Biodiversity Symposium
The Swedish Biodiversity Symposium is a science-policy interface-orientated forum for communication, dissemination, and discussion of science-based knowledge on biodiversity. It provides an opportunity to gain new perspectives, learn from each other, and engage in networking and collaboration. The symposium's main theme is Transformative change – from knowledge to action. This broad theme allows for deeper discussion from many perspectives: conservation, evolution, policy-making, species loss, ecosystem services/nature’s contribution to people, nature-based solutions, restoration measures, psychology, climate, land use, health, economic incentives, food security, pollution and more.
The Swedish Biodiversity Symposium welcomes national and international participants who work with biodiversity in any professional capacity (e.g. research, policymaking, nature management, education, outreach), including those active in academia, research institutions, government agencies, businesses and NGOs.
Now open: Call for abstracts and registration
You can now submit abstracts and register for the symposium. If you are interested in an registering as an exhibitor or contribute with arts and culture at the symposium, you can also register your interest.
Important dates
15 May 2025: Deadline for abstract submission.
16 June 2025 (tentative date): Decision on abstract.
18 August 2025: deadline for early registration
15 September 2025: deadline for late registration
To call for abstracts and registration
Organisers
- BECC (Biodiversity and Ecosystem services in a Changing Climate) vid Lunds och Göteborgs universitet
- GGBC (Gothenburg Global Biodiversity Centre)
- Bolin Centre for Climate Research
- SLU Swedish Biodiversity Centre (CBM)
- Swedish Environmental Protection Agency
Partners